Editing Leopold Schefer (section)

===Publications during his lifetime===
* ''Gedichte'', 1811 („Poems“, ed. by the [[Hermann von Pückler-Muskau|Earl von Pückler-Muskau]])
* ''Leopold Schefer's Gesänge zu dem Pianoforte'', 1813 („Leopold Schefer's Songs“, ed. by the Earl von Pückler-Muskau)
* ''Palmerio'', 1823 (novel, situated in contemporary [[Greece]])
* ''Die Deportirten'', 1824 („The Deportees“, novel on self-government at [[Botany Bay]])
* ''Novellen'', 5 vols., 1825 (short novels)
* ''Die Osternacht'', 1826 („Easter Night“, novel on a flood disaster in [[Rhineland-Palatinate]])
* ''Der Waldbrand'', 1827 („The Bushfire“, novel, situated in Canada)
* ''Künstlerehe'', 1828
** tr. ''The Artist's Married Life; being that of [[Albrecht Dürer|Albert Dürer]]'', New York 1867, London 1895.
* ''Kleine lyrische Werke'', 1828 (poems)
* ''Neue Novellen'', 4 vols., 1831 (short novels)
* ''Lavabecher, Novellen'', 2 vols., 1833 (short novels)
* ''Die [[Leonora Christina Ulfeldt|Gräfin Ulfeld]] oder die vierundzwanzig Königskinder'', 2 vols., 1834 („Dame Ulfeld, or, the 24 Royal Children“, novel on a life sentence on a Danish rebel's widow)
* ''Laienbrevier'', 1834 (1st half of the year)/ 1835 (2nd half of the year). (pantheistic poems, until 1900 21 eds.)
** tr. ''The Layman's Breviary, or meditations for every day in the year'', Boston (Mass.): C. T. Brooks 1867
* ''Kleine Romane'', 6 vols., 1836 (short novels)
*''Das große deutsche Musikfest'', 1837 („The Great German Music Festival“, novel)
* ''Doppelsonate A-Dur zu 4 Händen'', 1838 (composition)
* ''Doppelkanon zu 4 Chören'', 1838 (composition)
* ''Der Gekreuzigte oder Nichts Altes unter der Sonne'', 1839 („The Crucified, or, Nothing Old Under the Sun“, novel on a genocide in the [[Ottoman Empire]] [subject taken up and transferred to the 20th century by [[Franz Werfel]], ''[[The Forty Days of Musa Dagh]]''])
* ''Mahomet’s Türkische Himmelsbriefe'', 1840 („Muhammad’s Turk Letters from Heaven“, poems)
* ''Viel Sinne, viel Köpfe'', 1840 („Many Meanings, Many Minds“, narrative)
* ''Göttliche Komödie in Rom'', 1841 („Divinia Comedia in Rome“, novel on the trial and execution of [[Giordano Bruno]])
* ''Sechs Volkslieder zum Pianoforte'', 1841 (compositions)
* ''Graf [[Promnitz]]. Der letzte des Hauses'', 1842 („Earl Promnitz, the Last of the House“, novel)
* ''Vigilien'', Gedichte, 1843 (poems)
* ''Ausgewählte Werke'', 12 vols., 1845/46 ( „Selected Works“)
* ''Weltpriester'', Gedichte, 1846 („The Worldly Priest“, poems)
* ''Génévion von Toulouse'', 1846 („Génévion of Toulouse“, novel)
* ''Gedichte'' (2nd ed.), 1846 („Poems“)
* ''Achtzehn Töchter. Eine Frauen-Novelle'', 1847 („18 Daughters. A novel for Women“, short novel)
* ''Die Sibylle von Mantua'', 1852 („The Sibyl of Mantua“, narrative)
* ''Hafis in Hellas'', (anonymously: "Von einem Hadschi"), 1853 (''Hafis in Greece''. By a Hadschi, love poems)
* ''Koran der Liebe nebst kleiner Sunna'', (anonymously) 1855 („Koran of Love, with a small Sunna“, love poems)
* ''Hausreden'', 1855 („Domestic Speeches“, poems)
* ''Der Hirtenknabe Nikolas, oder der Kinderkreuzzug im Jahre 1212''; 1857 („The Shepard Boy Nikolas, or, the Children’s Cruisade, 1212“, novel)
* ''[[The Apotheosis of Homer|Homer’s Apotheose]]'', 1858 („Homer’s Apotheosis“, hexametric [[epic poetry|epos]] on the real [[Homer]])